Apply to Regular Studies

Program Application Deadlines

STEP 2 – Check admission requirements. 

All applicants will need to meet the following criteria: 

1. General Admission Requirements, AND
2. Program-specific Admission Requirements. Some programs have additional requirements, including prerequisites, portfolios, interviews, or competitive grades. Find program-specific requirements under the ‘Admissions’ tab of the program listing.

STEP 3 – Submit your application.

Domestic and international applicants can apply online on the Education Planner BC

Apply online 

Domestic students can also apply in person or by mail

Note that mailed applications take longer to process. 

1. Complete the Application for Admission (Domestic Students)
2. Bring in or mail the form with your application fee (cheque only for applications sent by mail) to: Admissions, Registrar & Enrolment Services, Langara College 100 West 49th Ave, Vancouver, BC, V5Y 2Z6

Application Fees 

Application fees are non-refundable. 

• Domestic Students: $40.00
• International Students: $155.00

If you don’t have access to a credit card, contact Admissions for other ways to pay: domesticadvisor@langara.ca or call 604.323.5241. 

International Admissions: ieadmissions@langara.ca

After you submit your application.

You will receive an email, in 3-10 business days, with information on how to access to the Student Information System where you can check the status of your application.

STEP 4 – Submit supporting documents.

Supporting documents are needed to show that you meet the general and program application requirements. 

You can submit supporting documents when or after you submit your application. 

Refer to the 'Admissions' tab of the program listing to ensure you have submitted all the required documents.

Submit the right documents

STEP 5 – Accept your offer.

• You will receive your Offer of Admission by email.
• To accept your offer, log into the Student Information System using the instructions in your Offer of Admission email. 

International student deposit.

If you’re an International student and you’re offered admission, you’ll need to pay a $6000 deposit to accept your offer and receive a Letter of Acceptance (LOA) and Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL). This non-refundable deposit will apply toward your tuition.

STEP 6 – Register. 

Once you have accepted your offer, you will receive further instructions on how to register for your courses.

Register

Step 7 - Prepare for arrival

 The Global team is here to support international students in preparing for their arrival in Canada. Depending on the program you will be attending, you will hear from a member of the Global team with information. In the meantime, visit the Global resources to help you prepare for your arrival.